On a rainy Saturday, The Tunnel was flooded with cheerful guests eager to get their drink on at the Big Apple Brew […]

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Despite enlisting a bunch of songwriters this time out, original Blondie members, Harry, guitarist Chris Stein and drummer Clem Burke create a pretty much spot-on old-sounding Blondie record here (Matt Katz-Bohen plays keys/Tommy Kessler second guitar rounding out the band). Songs like “Already Naked,” with its wide open space and Harry’s echoing vocal is poppy yet slightly sad, “Fun,” with its upfront popping bass under another fine Harry vocal (and again a sing-able chorus) is funky ‘fun.’

I have caught Mr. Feliciano plenty throughout his career. In fact, back in the day (but I won’t reveal how far back) I caught Jose’ Feliciano at Carnegie Hall, in what was the first concert I ever attended. From that moment on, even though I was young and had yet to see all the great guitarist I would come to (and mainly rock guys), the Puerto Rican guitar master struck me as playing on a different level than anyone else.

If you don’t know the name, Kenny Aronoff, you are sure to know this drummer extraordinaire from seeing him sit behind John Mellencamp’s band for years (he created and played the iconic drum break in “Jack & Diane” as just one example of his work with J.M), as well as from seeing him on tour with The Smashing Pumpkins, Melissa Etheridge, and John Fogerty. Aronoff is that kinetic bald-headed dude with the big wild glasses pushing along most every modern popular artist you have heard in the past three decades.

Shawn Perry, founder, publisher and editor-in-chief of VintageRock.com, has put together an expansive, Conversations With The Masters: The VintageRock.com Interviews book you […]

The one thing I really like and at this point, expect from IKMultimedia products is something powerful wrapped in something portable. While […]

Featuring very strong performances from the cast-Abigail Breslin, Isabelle Fuhrman, Joe Tippett and Alex Wolff-All The Fine Boys, presently at The Pershing Square Signature Center, presented by The New Group, is a one-act, 90-minutes of teenage sexual animus…and where that dangerous animus can lead.

We’re giving away one prize package to see the new film Indignation, now playing in New York, Los Angeles, and in select […]

With summer not too far off in the distance, we begin the mighty season of outdoor summer festivals and shows. To start […]

Playing devils’ advocate…Locked nose-first into our cell phone faces, avoiding conversation, for the most part, taking whole weekends to ‘binge-watch’ Netflix shows, pretty much the human animal seems woefully distracted by all this digital access it has. Is V.R. another way we are disconnecting from the here-and-now, real flesh-and-blood relationship possibilities?